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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

Mr.. " r Gebaard tells boa those WHO ara
nsitaer plnahsss Hor sanitary inspectors nay
locate the slightest leakage IN water pipes b
introdaciag essenre of peppermint into
them. The best place 70 10 this Is outside, on
the top of the rcof. beau Il tie odor l. p
leased Ia a room or around a axtuIe, even
for an instant. il would be- impossible 70 de-
tect a leak sfteraaed- Whoever applies the
peppermint should remain On the ROOF, as he
would Otherwise carry tie odor On his
clothes into the house. As 10 the best means
OF using the peppermint. some persons pour
an ounce Ca two or pure peppesiself into a
pail OF very bot water, and pour Il into tae
soil pipe, while others pour II the OF agla
follow it with hot water, taking care while
the search is condL eted below 10 cover tie
top of The soil pipe above the roof There IS
thus no chance OF ESCAPE, unless through
leaks in the pipe. and a careful examination
OF every line Of pips, and around each fixture,
viii readily enable the investigator 70 deter
mine where, il any, there Is a leak Care
should also DO taken that while the examina-
ton is being made none OF tie fixtures shall
be discharged, as otherwise the ar IL the
pipes laden with the peppermint odor might
find its way into the rooms
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

The palm leaf fan that backs the bouquet
serves to support the grasses. This arrange
ment does not require Gs much material as
round shape; being fat at the back it can be
more conveniently accommodated on a mar
row shelf.
The feathery pampas grass, which can be
obtained dyed in different colors as well as
in its natural state; various immortelle
flowers, edelweiss, etc; the beautiful silky
pods of the milk weed; pompons made of
these pods; strips Of dried palm fronds, and
carefully pressed ferns, are used. Any of the
grasses or immortelles may be dyed at home
by carefully dipping them in a solution Of
the desired color. Directions for use accom-
pany all the packets Of dye colors sold for
general use.
In making up the clusters, the contrasts
and barmonies of color should be even more
carefully considered than in a bouquet of
fresh cut flowers, for the tints are not as nat
ural ANY specimens of insects, brilliant
hued bugs, moths or butterflies win add TO
the effect, and so viii small stuffed birds of
gay plumage. For convenience in working,
professional florists always moisten immor-
telles and dried grasses, and let them dry out
after making up, otherwise the cry and brit
tie stems may snap while being manipulated.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
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tcr s1f-
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z1e 4.nlz taesn sal eesS4f. ea-1f q io~ %
grss
Az4 tseF &l sea- ssllins. sa-inS. sssr tas s'lany
And tae k,sx ssss e fsa salser sas sss sonza.s=s
fef 1l8 TREE
les . aern llzfz ssls eesgzr. fass eal.rl - 10
a-TE-f.
10 d. l4i11s fae sai.ay odors tAat alo~ - YsG
.ana -.
As ee tE-s sa..as. ssl-izg, over the ssaay SEA.
.'rhs ship IS miae. said he begg@T. th4i ehrri
~ .s-E s-es.ee.
Aad Sc re as af SAILING, - 14y. - ths grave.
Dsl t.4 1a11F
And yots rsy as sra yea eAnzat. ses rid of
Hile 81 rle-
10. ueI fslr graE eFa8as znd sesptCrs-s.F nazzas
- Ae4lh. 4slaEh he. -C A4ckay.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04


Tee first 20 be sscn WIS Mr. 7. -. sDith, whose
70 trait arpca-s above and who ,esices st No.
ss al 81 the trst hnu arr0-s lie rev raj
road on Il c north side ln answer 1, qnesiics's
Mr.. Smith made the ful.ow.ng ssatenleD. 10
publication.
have EN- terrible slferer from danger
ous heart tioable f,r oyer four ycsrs. VIII y hao
laiely been pronounced Inc IRA bic - al l.a-i
thres good physcians. suffered silc ost cot slant
pain around the heart and serious dircuty IN
breathing. ! would be Compelled to hil on one
chsir aud lean my bead and unteT portion oi n
body over another chsir at night ior hou st a
time il was almost I'M p0ssinie sor re 10 get any
rest in bed. When attemDel 70 ret and leep
in my bed my h,at would bea; 80 haid ~ al II
could be heard by anyone ia the room. ara ibe
pain and sense az suiocstion vas fearfol- Thep
too. my heart o. sll times intermlt Cd CT skipped
every fourth or fifth beat / nave sought help IN
rlorida, and have been u Pixies Peak and
hoping that the climate might b
of teneft 70 ne have spent
aim 6, sey dollar ! could raise IN trying 70
e red r even ncifed Daring the past year OF
Counting the time have lost ard the e1ie-i'e oi
travel and the large fees have psic doetoft, il
has cost over 81 800 eufng lie ptki iolr ear
q | am able 70 earn from . - 70 ~ pef cav
when able 10 work. Now regsriieg what r.
Dilipgs has done Tor me. IL IS simply wonderful.
Ny he-It tronbie is c.1-ec. IAsTt j. TO ihltr-
niiting ~ pain. no soreness. no har1 beating
no dig cnliv IN s., epng in bed like other folks 20
night ana feel rested and ready ios work ~ TIE
morning Tne medicine he gave me prove. 20 &
the righ medicine and no mistake. u he.pso
me from Il very firt dose. lie thtl Gle fenii :
treatment has cured ne"
..Ycs want Won 70 pubi'sh what have fald,
Tor perhaps i cay be the u cans of Others =
ing help ' b &c tney can ind II. ior sure Df.
billings Is I wonder IN bis profession
ANOTHER 80 cALI.ED INcUEABLE CASE CURED.
The next 10 lie seen wee Ms oornis end
Austin LOOMS, her son. 1he r:cesidence Is e-l
South LeisN cite ST.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
SAVING The TEETH.

Erreparatls Iafurs Dose by 50 Called
tseafifrlees--A Deaiist's Prescrisfio7-
"Nha. shoald nan use u elsan bis
lesI" was tae QEaslioa asked 4 a weI
kaosa denlie5 recently Tie asarls- replied
4a a4ce. -5t but water. There ara
p.era eood tersa rrfi hT - called deuii-
fries l4aa hy al orhsr can-as IL TIE world
pll together. Fkc obiec1 II the makers q
tLe-e & csntifFiees IL, ~ course. . produce
prenaration t1.at sviil, Hita very httie rubbing
- shs brush make Tie teeth look perfectly
elean and white To accomplish tnis they
pat pualcs stnne. and sometimes strong
alkaiies. in tiseir preparations. Pugnioe sfans
vii unqlsrtigil4 81 take al the tartar Of ths
teth. and !. sin also, just a. unqpestionably,
take All the enaulel with H. Al alIall VIII
make a yellow toCth LIE white ina a few
seconds. bat befcre a week has passed It VII
have eaten away nearly all the enamel and
utterly destroyed the tooth
'.In Walking elons the street you often sc
'iakr by Way Of advertising his patent
dend.riee. call a small boy from the crowd
near by AMI openiag the boys mouth rub the
dentifrice on his dirty teeth, and in a minute,
almost, take OF al the tartar and make the
teeth look perfectly pure and white. Now, a
maa A4e tat 'fakir' ought to lie arrested, for
he has forever destroyed that boys teeth.
HIS preparation, composed OF powerful
alkali, Is eating away the enamel OF the boys
teeth, and in a few months the poor young
ster viii not have a sound tooth in his head.
The deutifrices composed chiefly of pumice
stone are not as bad as those containing an
aIkali, because they will rot destroy the teeth
80 quickly; but il used habitually they vii
e..I.- a. ~
Il should advise man by all means 10 uss
no denrfrcs of any description unless it be
prepared chalk II this IS used not ofteneI
than once week, it viii not injure the teeth
and may help TO cleanse them, but it should
on no account be used every day. Orris roo
does the teeth no harm, and gives pleasant
odor 10 the breath; and If all our dentifrice.
were composed simply OF orris root and pre-
pared chalk, they would be harmless enough
II not beneficial. Ny own plan is TO use
moderately hard brush and plenty Of colC
water, aud nothing else, and my teeth are il
excellent condition. IL people would onl,
pick their teeth carefully after each meal
making sure that not the slightest particle o
food remained near the gums or between tn
teeth, and would also, before retiring at night
run piece Of soft thread through their teeth
/ they would not have any necessity Tor den
/ thrice. OF course sweets and candies are bas
| for the teeth; SO Is smoking, or taking eithe
| very cold or hot drinks; but, bad as all thes
undoubtedly are, really think that the wors
enemy the tooth has IS the so called denti
| frice. Take the advice of dentist, and neve
use anything for your teeth but brush ant
| good cold water. Boston Saturday Even
iag Gazette.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

Cs1ifornia has some biz orchards. and -
lsrEess is in ths Suis1n valley. suf is ovned
hT A 7 Bsteh. Pr1Sidsut q TIE California
Frat urion. 3fr Hstck las 20 acres ia psar
tres. I'D ~ pesches - ia arricofs. 10 in rec
tsrines. 30 II ain1o1ds. - IS cherrlss. 20 IN
plans sn3 psures hesides - arres = crr-
rsnts snf roosetcrTies. and tlrs5rels 6f
Is-1cr snd orznzs trses O. thesc atr-s 40
ho-e frait t1is sessou % tie sr1c17.t 81 z SO
tcrs, whish hrs1rkt the c~neT S10o000 He
ce3caistss thar pien TIE vho1e o~chsr5 = -
fEH hesring it wi Fro6acs 500 tozs q
krss> ~~~-s s--s-s<>a----Sssoz~o Ns-A
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

ANY tender cold meat, but especially roast
ed or boiled chicken, makes excellent fritters
Cut the meat, whatever it may be. into small
pieces, and place in dish; season with salt
and pepper. and pour tho juice Of fresh
lemon over them Prepare the meat about
an hour before making the fritters. Stir the
pieces into any good frittcr batter; then drop
a large spoonful Of it az time into boiiing
hot fat ard fry 70 a light brown Drain out
Of the fat and serve very hot
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Oyster Tricasser.

Bring quart Of oysters to boil in their
own juice. As soon As the liquid boils strain
the oysters out into a colander and keep the
juice hot Heat piece cf butter the size Of
an egg until it bubbles, and stir in table
spoonful of -four, let is cook a moment, sir
ring well. tben stir ia a cupful Of the oyster
liauid Take from the fire add the yolks OF
two eggs, a little SAT-, a little cayenne pep
per, one teaspOonful Of lemon juice and a
very little nutmeg, if liked Beat well and
place on the fire just long enough to set ths
egg without boiling. Put in the oysters and
servo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
AL AROUND reg house.
A FaFerite Ba1s-Nss Iaeas "a Wistel
EoCqasts--k fssE for PlaHabinx-

feFerite Ba1s-Nss Iae2s "a Wi.tef
BoCQasts--& fest for PlaEaetax-
TIE hyaci1th hezcs ths Ast Il popular
winteE blsczlins b1las a fzscF1Ee nasthoa
II eUltlsetlag i is n glasses. m ths sl2S
vita p2re rsia water, and change tie wafer
0nly wkea L beco1aes o1e2ssye, o2r All
eEouEh fresh sater u tAs sane temperature
frozn tizae To time 70 keep II up 70 tas BASE q
the buls. Pct little charcoal 4alo TIE water;
this he.ps 70 ksep II pure Set tas sl&ss Ia
the dark, were i does not fTes1e, and ~ II
remain FL fhe GAS Is well filed with rootss
then place IA q hgnt, sunny slE1ow. II the
roots becofne coated sEd dirty, Fsrnevs tas
ellb freEa ths g.sss, ana wssA by drawing
geatlf taronge tie hand IA water. hAza
cut the glsss and Ell il up again. Al sizgls
hyacinlks sad some q ths doasas ones do
well Il xlzSseS
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Orange Hash.

"OranTe hash is a new fancy dessert, con
sistin5 Of oranges, bsnanss, lemons. apples,
rsisins and pineapples cut into little bits and
served with nutmeg and sugar. The manner
Of serving Is as peculiar Is The dish A hole
is cut in the stem end of Al orange. large
enough 70 admit a spoon, and after tho insiae
il sruoped cut the orange Is filed with The
hssk. little champagne OF cher vine Is
poured in, and Tire whole Is from
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Oysters Baked with Crackers.

Oysters are very good when baked with
crackers as a dish Tor luncheon or tea Open
several crackers and spread them with but
ter; put half of them into a baking pan and
spread oysters on each; season with salt and
pepper and bits of butter; place the remain
ing halves of crackers on top, covering the
oysters, and bake in the oven till the crackers
are Drowned and tho oysters sufficiently
cooked; serve very hot.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Artistic Ideas in Winter Bouquets.

Flowering grasses, dried and arranged
with pressed Leaves, palm fronds, peacock
feathers, berries, etc, compose graceful vase
bouquets for he season OF the year when IN
northern climeS no fresh flowers, excep: hot
house blooms, can be obtained DemOrest
gives some excellent ideas for grouping
these, illustrated by the accompanying cut.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

A littie SUNDAY schooi girl. whose lessor
hal been about tie story Of tue fey furnace,
vas telling DER mother about - "Aua-
nsmusa-- she Said. that naughty king
heased Al oven Just as bot as hs could est IL
put three good Hen il snd they wouldas
cook a bitr'-Syrscuse Herald
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

Two itpfss ~ slss~ neus e>sse frcr1 scrcs
rhe Atiaasle. osse IS that IL Iand-a a Pack
et fraiaes woiTeS ara eiEstEg tke hsfl~
11lxs hg heinz tricks sarh as sre eaazkt -
rertorrnisg lsgss TIE other IS thar ia Paris
Aet - cats are aesng ma-b TIE ssras srie<s 81
- = .zzl>z e.reuz N-w xasx SAxA
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Detroit Grand Haven { Milwaukee,

iDaiIy, sunday excepted. sDsiiy.
Jr- el er. 2 lax the Ils fHt txYTes 81
Il. srASe i.s'c 49, ueciisl. fOf Aew lok B0s-
to-, en- 81 , uis Past
Nlrht ttffrss tar " uer seer .ng csr rom
or Aspi Ia ai fr3f
Through tickets i9 al auinfs esst -l q
aRn esl.ng tfriil> an secured sf d. =.
II q NJ. hfirBac q y ONCE Sweets Hotel, an q
st depot.
Jas. CkNFBELL. City Pas Agt.
Go. z REYvI 1ran-c ManRFer. Chicnvo
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Lake Shore { Mich, Southern.

A local freight leaves GraBd Rspids si n
n. carrying ipas. .cnreIf at faf a. Kalamazoo
All trains daily eKeepf sunday.
Through ficfcfs 70 a. pnioff fDo bcrths - sleep
fuC coaches can bC secured ai Ini91 Iickc. - Ice
g. Nuuroc-st.. and a. cepo-
D. 81. MCKrrNEy. AT
GEo. ". NUSs1N. Cts 1ickes AgeBt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

the at sbcrs Wnetter 4 is simply tlss sr-
tistlc vslss II he pfcfsEr~s thar hss csTzesi
ticrn t0 he renroiaces n phcrogrsph. en-
xrarirr and etching. r whether Il - the -
sflt ~ trat new fashicB II "barT loving. nc
oue seenas - snov. .--t' 'aicago kierssA
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

A rcneral s1ae ~ss csssed az Buffalo
r.ilr-s~ -tafI,n tae other day - an innocent
,-or~trrsnaf vha aske,f fer sccouucdatiea=
s..u sus ~ ta...r hsat rccrn ears.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

4 Wisconsin curt has decsses tksf has
ha1d niay opea his r5fe's isftess. That + sF
very ~~n 50 far az i gees. but What thS
ccrntTy ~snfs = a law to protect = kssserss
~ho fs~Sszs . n.als hl< pskss serx--Oa-aks
w~A
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

ME Y Nss-isu Willisras thinks that the
Instinct Ehich Euiies tae swallow soutk~srd
ia s3ze sHru-nn Is probably u = very practical
ard srzoes5c kind ITS food = chiesv sving
inseges. wt1se development csases v5sS TIE
adVs1cs * cosd from tte ncrth. and 81
--i-rzsirz tee tTd = szspiY foso~fng Is
rstreatins fool SUPP ly.-AF ksnsaw Trsvsier.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

Thin fried pctatoes ard potato hsiss make
Q rice garaish for AL kinas Of flsA ard
broilsd or Il ed n7ssts
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

No. Hzl = fiitt lalAf e ic-ti.
''Yes" said Nrs. looms we a. ronsider that
M. Dnlinrs a performed aimot miracle ~
his cure 81 Alifin. who has legn ictm o.
epilepSy OF ialIDg sickna-s e. IL fnct - tffss.
Ing iorm since ne was ch 9. 81 hc Z l0F -
va soifgs FnEeicifn n tlt sred ihsl fhfre w1s
10 help fer his complaint. The eject a bis
sfe.is wa terrible npln iOih iaoaF and mind.
ful. The dOctGrk could tel "a Of tpg ic- ie tie
ultimate result Of having fhess fffils wonla
surely be- but could Offer 40 toursFeirrrf ri
cure When Or billings cane here We e iocd
to consult one more doctor the refUit ui ihe
Doctors treatment has teen no tan ssiitisc.
pleiely cnange5. lie has hsd Dospeils c treat
npeut was commenced, over q tree f0paia ago
We are glad We went 20 Or Dlliugs and trusfed
in his iurKment mi treatment Why. bef u
treatment we did not dare % lef or boy 60 rUt
OF sight aione Nov he goes ever q here alone
! fec splendid. fee In iaci ike rev. would
slunost rather Dot live Al al ths1 return @ my
old condition.
A WELL SNOWY srxBFR or THF Grand ptrrus
ruLGCE FORCE CsE HF aEfERsTD TO.
Nj y r French. long tire ard efficient
member Of the city police = recommending az
Dill ~ 70 hs friends with much esfrestDess
he is Al enthusissi regarding the DDcfof. snd
declares be has good reasous 70 ise "a 20 his Ger
tain knowledge the poef0r hes hesn wonderful =
soce~sfl IN hls treatuent oi ~ ierst one person
whom he personally kncws. 70 have been great
sufferer frr reerx u anr une warts to know
whef Br Dlllings can Do. send then q ne re-
ked the geBisi wleidsf d The Locust.
The Above is Only a Samlpe
of the Remarkable
SucfpgG of
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
MgOHIGAN CENTRAL

y
~Daiy. Al otbeTs daily except sunday.
Sleeping csrs run on Pacific aud Atlantic Ex-
Presses % and from Detroit I-Parlor can run on
DAy Expr,ss and Grand Rapids k1pres> 10 aud
iron beinnit it-Difoct connections made AZ Detroit
with all through trains east -Ilcke1 o. ss.e az
Union Ticket once. o. Honroe n, aud at Jnion
depot
h. w. JOHNSON. Mich. Pas As't ~ MenToelsL
CsAs. u. MORRIS. Gen Ag't - Monroe
o W. Rvo6ELs. 9. +. anc A.. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
(hIlaga 1 hest llrhgaa

AL trAlos sFisle a. aAa par iruzn Aion 5epst
tffaEL
AiAli ti' taas2e9 4asE.asoa a : T. s.. oi 4 "a
Isl a pies flsr t.ii "a I'd : - a
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@Ehi fAlstss ltfs AlcsEo .-...--....--.. - o. "A
bas kAl'saa. ilai9W "a Al. s.a1 aud
e. -. ~ sas p N
B'e Rapias baldwin I..aia.lol a.l
Aa n. a. : - ..... -......f 80 an
AE6lKK
Nigh - la css from CAlaAt3 .......,.. Is a "a
fApisse iisf MiisAes,1 -.-.--.... ~ - n
Nal if,l'A fJAlc@sO AID Al Aaske-sn > ~ \
- iat fi.I ..n I.il4 la 70 al.
"A fless iloa feille4sgg. 8askcaou ana
Aoi-A34. ..-. --.-.....- ..--.-- -.... = , IN
= A.. st, ..s..-t. o.. - 1e "a sat
80. 30s..-...s...... .......-.,.. fia 20 a M
n snas e. ga ifsor IA oW4n ..... - "a
DAILY fi3aiis except sunday
ILIOlsh c0ache> 40 Chicago and i,so0 on = 90
ln lFalii.-- hl0ugb pGriof Caf " Chicago
y /" ~ Ja1n.-Ao eAtra cherSc fof seats.-
Through Pullman seep0g car anc coach iof
Snioas0 on u 90 u train CnsoA tlckel once ~
Monroe 81.
W. A. CAKfKRgEs. Tahlc MGnageE
WILLIAM 0AvfIT, ASH Gen fass agent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
NOT PRETENDED SKILL,
aaf Acssslly Demonstrates Success
ef ths highest oresr ksght fiere
In Crxno RaK a

DnFing = practice ei = 80 Ronias
DT. +. c. DAlinEs has mAas Esasy
stefal frieeds anoAs t6e bet
eitisens Hundreds can be referred Il
who have beez made better by his lecatiea
here Very many have been cured u Ae
hAd been ooDsidesed past care. Toe extra
ofdlnsrs merit Of The various GsthAcs %
Treatment which The Doelor smp.oys bsA
been faily proven. lis clsiIns ss a t.sgssi-
clsn. acc The reTasrksble clainas taat these
who have been lis k,ssies,ss hxes Il ace ioF
hI1a. heys been tested En1 foaad fsails waI-
rantsc and EaoIs As Te2u.f sae ls0ctOF ;
reonas st Nc. lsntra' Ilaos ksiiclrg. On
Fountain st. are q Hsys cr3Naed viii pa
tleats. sna 70 g5e4t eKselt tLeg are these
nho represent c.ess a. Grand kslios
people " ho have not bereiofofs lookes iar
help outside TIRE regaisr methods g mesi-
clle Never 6ss = AeeconaeT natIer patron
ixed OF Dy betief Class OF patients.
The following are extracts from inter
views with Grand Rapids citizens
How several Residents OF Grand Rapids
Have Been Cnred.
"BY THElR FRCns "A SHALL kNoS fHfN'
= aaiviDe injunction, and shoa a ErDVaa an 1et
the sick II this community when tOlaldtflL- 3
the following statements.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Detroit, Lansing { Northern

Grand Rapids d saginaw DiyisonA
Al trains arrive NJ sDd depar, from Union depot
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-25

The widow took hef foot from the rocker.
Not marry MeelyW she repeated vaguely.
But relapsing into her respondent mood, she
continued: Then / reckon it's true what
other folks seZ Of Brother SIlas Braggley
maxim up 10 her and his powerful exhOrtn'
influence over her ma. Folks ser eZ Sister
Parsons hez Just resigned her soul into his
keepin"."
Brother Silas hez heavenly gift" said
the young man, with gentle enthusiasm;
and perhaps II may be So. IL II II. II is the
Lords will But do not marry Nicely be-
cause my life and my ways hencefOrth mus
lie farbeyond her sphere of strength. l
oughtnt 10 drag young and inexperienced
soul with me, to battle AMI struggle In the
thOrny paths that must tread"
81 reckon you know your own mind" said
Sister Hiler, grimly But thar's folks eZ
might allow that Nicely Parsons amt any
better than others that she shouldn't have
her share o trials and keers and crosses.
Riches and bringn' up don't exempt folks
from the shadder. married Marvin Hiler
outer house ez good ez Sister Parsons and
at n time when old Cyrus Parsons hadn't a
roof to his head but the cover Of the emf
grant wagon he KEN across the plains In.
| might say ez Marvin knowed pretty well
wOt il was 10 have helpmeet In his ministra-
ton, II il wasn't vanity of sperit to say il
now. But the flesh is weak, Brother
Gideon" Her influenza here resolved itself
into unmstakabe tears, which she wiped
away with the first article that was accessi-
bic in the work bag before her. As IL
CHANGED to be black silk neckerchief OF the
deceased Hiler, the result was funereal,
suggestive, but practically ineffective.
You were good wife to Brother Hller,"
said the young man gently. Everybody
knows that
Its suthin' to think of since he's gone"
continued the widow, bringing her work
nearer to lsr eyes 10 adjust it to their tear
dimmed focus.
Its suthin' 10 lay to heart in the lonely
days and nights when thar's no man round
TO fetch water and wood and lend hand TO
dom chores; it's suthln' to remember, with
his three children to feed, and little Selby
the eldest that vain and useless that he can't
even tote the baby round while | do the
work OLA hired man."
''lts "a hard trial sister Hiler," said
Gideon, but the Lord has his appointed
time"
Eyer takin' Christian view Of yer own
disappointment, Brother Gideon" she said,
with less astringeRcy of manner; 'but every
heart knOweth its own sOrrOr. I'll be
gettin' supper now that baby's sleepin'
sound, and yell sit by and eat"
If you will let me help you, Sister Hiler,"
said the young man with a cheerfulness that
belied any overwhelming herrt affection,
and awakened in the widow feminine Gu
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-25
CataTrh to CONSUMPTION


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to and undoubtedly leads on 10 consumption.
1t is therefore singular that those afflicted
with this fearful disease should not make 1t
the object of their lives to rid themselves of
il. Deceptive remedies cOncocted by ignorant
pretendeTs to medical knowledge have weak
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sufferers in all advertised remedies. They
become resigned TO a life of misery rather
than torture themselves with doubtful pallia-
tiVes.
But this will never do. Catarrh must be
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might. In many cases the disease has as
sumed dangerous symptoms. The bones and
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of seeing and of tasting so affected as 10 be
useless, the uvula so elongated, the throat so
intiamed and irritated as to produce a con-
slant and distressing cough.
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